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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-21

that vicinity, Yves examined by the board
who decided TO place her nndrr the care
OF the asylum authorities. Sarah is q
most eccentric character She is tail
and robust, doing mnch heavy work on
the farm, and psseticing economies
which the most miseYly have heretofore
failed TO originate. In the winter
she wore a skirt fined and thickly padded
with straw. She built o chimney for
her s'shaok' out of tin sans that graduate
ed in size like a telescope. Large decor.
ated peach car formed a base for the
smaller oyster apex. Curious stories
are told Of Sarah's rustling abilities. A
well known resident at the lake missed o
suit of Scotch underwear, and Sarah
was discovered enjoying their warmth.
No stockings ever adorned her ankles
and heavy brogans were her only foot
gear. The children at the lake who are
best acquainted with her swear that
gophers we're a steady article of diet
with her. The woman. has no friends
here, or she would have been placed in
the institution long age.
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From a steamships ropmnst

A - . AVlAAkhBk.
Probably the most remarkable will
ever made was drawn up in PittsbuYg on
February II, 1877. The t~estator, Am
brose Retharge, who is ifty-two years
of age, after disposIng OF $4,000 in real
estate directs IA follows:
Il direct that my body be taken to
st. Mioheal's church, and after the prop.
or religious services ore performed, that
it pc given in charge of my family, who
Will convey it to Samson's crematory
and there have it burned to ashes, the
ashes to be put in a small bottle and
given in charge of the German consul
in New York, who will give them in
charge OF the captain of the German
steamer Elbe, who will place them se-
ourely in his ship for the ocean voyage
when at mid ocean / direct the cap
tain to request n OF the passengers TO
dress in q seafarinP suit and ascend with
my ashes in his hand to the top OF the
topmost mast, and, after pronouncipg q
last benedlction, to extract the cork
from the bottle and cast its contents to
the four winds of heaven. I direct, also
while this ceremony is being performed
that it be witnessed by all the passen-
gers OF board.
after the Elbe has completed her
trip and returned again to New York, i
want o full statement of my death and
the scattering of nay ssbes j n mid.bcean
published in the Pittsburg papers, 60
that my friends IN this city shall know
my burial place"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-21

The Army Worm,

Sioux Falls Press: M. T. Hogaboom,
who lives q few miles south ofthis city,
in Lincoln county, reports the presence,
in his vicinity, of untold millions OF q
.grublike worm about an inch in leLgth,
with feet along its entire body. 1t is
surmised they are army worms, but as
jet they are not dong any damage.
Mr.. Hogaboom found the road covered
with them. SO that his wagon wheels
rolled them MP in wads. 1t
is reported that some sections
of Rock county, Minnesota, are
being visited by these pests. The
army worm is the larva of q nocturnal
moth. Its appearance varies with the
successive moulting, as is common With
caterpillars, but when grown it is dark
gray marked with three yellow strips
above, and q broader one OF the same
color along each side. The moth is light
chocolate brown. bearing a white dot
in the center of each fore wing. Two
generations appear each summer, occa-
3sionally in go great numbers as to cause
great damage. Their ravages may be
checked in q measure by surrounding
tho field where they are found with 0
double furrow, or q ditch, and crushing
those that fall in.
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TO WHOM, 1t NAV s,onceru

AKu3 UHCUTH.
The ordinances OF the city of Yankton
require that rubbish and manure be re-
moved from all alleys and lots to some
point beyond the city limits. Owners
and occupant Of premises will forth
with see that this PROVISION of the ordi-
nance is complied nth, otherwise they
will be liable to the penalties which the
ordinance presoribes,
PA1RIoK BRENNAN.
City Marshal.
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DAKOTA COMBINATIONS.

Brown county crops never looked bet
ter than now.
There will be some fine races in Water.
town Ju.s 24th and 25th. Purses ag-
greRatink 81 900 will be offered.
II is expected that graders will shortly
follow the survey OF the st. Paul; Min-
neapolis and Manitoba, made from Aber.
deem TO Pierre.
The crops in Sphinx county are look.
ing splendid. The recent rains have en-.
couraged the farmers to hope for a
bountiful harvest.
The new silver instruments for the
second regiment band arrived at Canton
last week, and the boys are now the best
equipped band in the northwest.
The hail storm at Highmore Saturday
morning did not do much damage The
wind was light and did not drive the
stones hard besides the area covered was
small.
Work was commenced Saturday on
the foundation fer the Congregational
college at Redfeld. The corner stone
will be laid July with imposing cere-
monies. Speakers from abroad will be
present.
The fire OF Doland Friday, wherein
the depot and its contents we're con.
sumed, also destroyed two freight cars OF
grain and merchandise and q portion OF
Youman Bros lumber yard. Origin Of
fire yet 9 mystery.
A light rain fell at Pierre Friday
morning. Considerable damage by hail
is reported from the northern part OF
the county and crops have suffered
greatly from dronth. The rain Friday
helped some but will be OF little use
unless more comes soon.
Aberdeen has received word from Fort
Sisseton that at least 800 Indians will
be present at the fourth of July cele-
baton in that city. and the roads are
making arrangements for special trains
and special rates. It is expected over
10000 people will be present.
The south Dakota Sunday school con-
yention closed . three days .iesaion in
Watertcwn Friday % meet at Mitchell
next year. Ailarge Number Of delegates
we're present. The nav tficers are;
President, Rev. w. B. Hubbard OF
Chamberlain; superintendent. D. p.
Ward Of Sioux Falls; treasurer, ID. W.
DigRs of Miibonk.
A hearty Welcome home was given the
Aberdeen Hremen from the tournament
at Mitchell. They won several first
prizes, among them the novelty hook
and ladder ace and the championship
banner that has been held two years by
Huron, the race beins 300 yards and
made in 40 seconds, the fastest time
ever made for that run.
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appointed. The court appointed Porteut
#. B. Weare receiver, and that gentle
man fled q $4,000 bond.
Three hundred prominent Roman
Catholics HAYS returned the tlcketI
which entitls them TO entrance to West
minister on the occasion OF the jubile,
festivities.
A mob yesterday set fire to the Jewiel
quarter of the town OF Dumas zerGabeiy
Hungary. The quarter was almost en-
tireIy destroyed and 1876 families wers
made homeless.
The trial of Jacob Sharp, for bribery
vas resumed yesterday. Thos. a.. Nc
Lean was recalled and produced the stoch
transfer book of the Broadway surface
road. It WAS perfectly blank.
The pope has sent Cardinal Psrsics,
member Of the congregation for special
ecclesiastical sffaire, and MonsigDol
Giraldi, secretary for Irish affairs, te
ireland on a special mission to Irish
bishops.
Coy. Ross has received q Telegram
informing him OF the arrest of tire.
desperate characters in Lsraca county
suspected Of being Implicated ID the
Southern Pacific train robbery OF lasi
Saturday morning.
Later particulars show that the recent
ferry accident at Pako, on the Danube
river, was much woree than was at frs,
reported. The boat was fearfully over
loaded, having 400 persons On board O
whom 300 we're drowned.
Coy. Thayer has appointed Smitt
Caldwell, Of Nnckolls county, as oil in
speotor,f for the state of Nebraska. Mr.
Caldwell was q member OF. the leglsia-
ture eight years ago, and is q very com
potent person for the position
The coffee market opened very strong
yesterday, nearly n cont and q qaarte,
9 the closing prices Saturday. Bid
ding from the start BECAME sharp and
ran the points up from 100 to 126, This
was caused by favorable reports from
Havre.
The district attorney at Philadelphia
has telegraphed to the chief constable
OF Toron to, Ont, that extradition papers
will be prepared at once against J. A
u. Wilson, the defanlting treasurer oil
the Chesapeake and Delaware cana
company.
a Scranton, Pa, dispatch to The
Times says that Miss Anna Dickir sor
has been in 3 precarious condition and
narrowly escaped death. She lie now
thought to have . good chance for re-
covery. The crisis followed o two years
period Of gradually increasing illness.
Some houses in Cork city were illumi-
mated and decorated serenely in honor
Of the queens jubilee. A crowd smash
ed all the lighted windows, shouting
ITO hell with the queen,'' and cheering
Tor Parnell. The police, who wero pelted
with stones, charged and dispersed the
mob.
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jerks, Dream.

jerks had . queer dream the other
night. He thought ne saw . prize.
nghters, ring, and in the middle of ii
stoot 9 doughty little Champion who met
and deliberately knocked oser, one BY
one q score OF more OF big, bnri5.Iooking
fellows. as they advanced to the attack.
Giants as they were in size, She valiant
p,gmy pSosed mor than o match for
taep. 1t Ssas all SO funny that Jenke
OLE up laughing. He accounts for the
dream by tie fact that no had just come
70 the conclusion, after trying nearly
every big. drastic pill on the market,
that Pierce,s tiny Purgative Pellets
easily KNOCK QUIT and beat ali the rest
hollow
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To sufrerers from weak spine.

Pefsons suffering from weak back will
take comfort in reading the following
letter from Mr. AZ W Barrett, of: Oswego,
N. Y: e.
Ten years age / was afflicted with o
lame back. The pain was 80 severe that
1 couid hardly walk OF get about, Hear
ing much said about AL1cocKs PoRous
PLAsTERs, ! applied two to ths lower
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Frealxs Of am Insane woman,

jamestown, june ls-The county
board OF insanity sat on q peculiar and
interesting case Yesterday. Sarah OBJ,
Inns, an unmarried woman, who lived on
her claim nsar Spiritwood lake, and IL
well knowntto many Of the residents Of
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County taxes for 1885 become de-
linquent June Both, 1887. All taxpayers
knowing shemseIves indebted to the
county are respectfully requested to
call at the county t%reasurer's office on or
before that day to pay their taxes and
thirty days. costs.
Penalties will be added promptly on
July LIST, 1887. II. E1LERMAN.
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part of my spine. In q week I was very
much better. Iput on fresh plasters OF
the end OF tene days, and two weeks afte--
wards found myself entirely we'll. I'll
get s very severe cold, | sometimes have
q return of this weakness of the spine,
but AILcocK's PIAsrERs cure me in
three or four days.
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n CA E Ts.

TO all who are suffering from the error no
,hdiscretions OF youth, noryonr weakness, curly
decay, lossof manhood, &C., ] VIII send a recipe
mat VIII cure you. FREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by o missionary In South
america. Send q sclf-addressed envelope to the
Hfy. JOSEPH 7. LYMAN. Station D, Nsp Pork oitu
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Q. II. & ST. p. Excursions.

Northwestern sangerhund, held at
at Freeport, ILL.,, June 80 to July 8.
Round trip $3.50, tickets on sale June
% and %, return good until July 9th.
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Fourth of July holiday Excursion
tioketalson sale July 2, 8 and 4th good
to return on July 9th. One fare and one.
fifth for round trip to any local station,
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Notice..


Notice.
NQTIOE is hereby given, that the board of
- County Commissioners in and for Yankton
county, will meet rs a board of equalization at
their Office in the court house in tho CITY Of
Yankton, y 7. on the first Monday in july,
being The 4th day thereof. and will continue
IN session for two dsys and u mil ell the assess-
ments for the year 1857 have been eaualized.
any person, feeling aggrieved by anything in
the assessment roll, is hereby requested and
notitied to apply to the said board for correo-
tion OF any alleged errors in the assessment.
will be made.
!, Yankton, ID. r. June 18th, 1897.
CHRISTIAN HAGE, County Auditor
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Maxwell n Hang.

81. Louis. June 20-Maxwell, alias
Brooks, the murderer OF PrslIer, is 10 be
hanged. The supreme court refused 10
reverse the decision Of the court. The
prisoner was notified BY his attorneys
yesterday and was very mnch detected.
Brooks counsel will now, it Ia said,
move foz q rehearing Of the case, and ii
this fails IN attempt will be made to get
" before the United States supreme
court on constitutional points. The
date Of the execution is txed for July
l2.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-21

If you want great bargains
come and see our job lots OF
boots and shoes.
JACOB MAX 81 SON.
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Very solemn Ahont III.

Washington, u. O., June 2O-Endieott
tnrned up at the war department this
morning very solemn. digniisd and
w~ise-looktng. The Gag episode had
evidently made no impression on the
great mans mind, and when he Was
asked what he wanted to say on the
subject ne coldly replied that he knew
nothing Of the matter beyond what he
had read in the newspapers. II being
suggested thaf il he had read them ell
he must know q great deal, the warrior
looked unutterable things OF his inser-
viewer andfroze into silence.
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The News Epttomixea.

Curing q severe rain storm at Faulk-
ton, Dakota. Sunday George ellison, q
laboref. was killed by lightning.
Herr KrAker, a socialist member Of
thsreichstag, wa arrested last Saturday
the mbment he left the legislative build
ing after the elose Of the session.
Charles Kersbaw FLED 8 bill in The
superior coart at Chicago yesterda
morning against his patrons. Messrs
DeWar snd Egglea.on. Thp bill asks to
hAte the partnership dissolved. an ac-
~rouDting order granted and i receiver
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The sst. Paul strikers.

81. Paul, june 20-The striking car
pen.ers held q meeting yesterday and
there we're visible signs OF weakening.
despitelthe appeals Of the leaders. One
Or two ventnred to state that they must
have money. but they were promptly In
formed that such statemenss should be
made to the union and not in open
meeting. The feeling was prevalent
that many would 20 I'd work this week.
The typographical union yesterdax gave
500 10 the carpenters
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the Queen,s jubilee.

London, Jane 2O--The city is already
showing signs Of being crowded in anti
0lpation Of tomorrow, The throngH in
the streets are more numerous than at
any time within the recollection of the
present generation. In some parts OF
the Town the crush OF sightseers cramp-
cd traffic in the streets.
The queen this morning drove from
the castle at Windsor to the railway
station aud came to London on 8 special
train. She drove from the station here
TO Buckingham palace. Crowds OF peo-
pie lined the entire route in town and
displayed the greatest enthusiasm. Her
msiesty appeared delighted. al. the. 10y
atty exhibited and bowed and smiled in
every direction.
The decorations with banners, notices
and flags are increasing enormously and.
whom done, promise to eclipse anything
Of the kind ever before attempted in
England.
A stranger inss London to-dsy would
Imagine thatethe whole of its population
was out on . holiday. The weather is
beautiful, the sun shining brightly.
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Hotel and Boarding House for
Sale or Rent.
The Griffin property situated on the
corner of Cedar and Fifth street known
as the Central hotel for sale or rent.
Location convenient to theNorthwestern
depot. WILLIAM P. DEWEY.
gY Herald please p
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First National Bank

Correspondents, Chemical National, nort
New YORK. commercial National Bank, OH
Sell Exchange on ali the PRINCIPAL o,t,e.
OF Europe. Collections receive prompi
attention. re'Ap'
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitiaizer
is guaranteed to cure you.. Sold by DIR.
Vanderhule.
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9ailg sess md 9akutaiaa
STORM EXPERIENCES.
Dakota Flooded with MOis-
ture and Some Dam
age Done.
Progress Of the Queens Jubilee.
Endicott Knows Nothing of The
Flag Affair.


Redield, June 20-The heaviesr storm
Of tie season passed through this SEQ
tion last Sunday afternoon and con-
tiRued until late In the evening. Peter
Hansen, q Norwegian. residing about
nineteen miles southeast Of this city,
while IN the barn attending to his horses,
was struck by lightning and he and one
horse killed. The barn and contents
we're destroyed. Deceased was So years
old and iesvesa wife and child.
A house belonging to William KEELING
ton, about fifteen miles from here, was
struck By lightning and its entire con-
tents destroyed. The inmates escaped
with their lives.
Dnring the storm six surveyors were
lying under their tent, camped 8 few
miles west Of Fauikton. Lightning struck
the tent and a Of the men, name I'M
known at present, was killed.
About fonr miles north OF this city
buildings we're nnroofed. chimneys.blown
down and barns and several dwellings,
demolished.
The crop Indications ere not SO favor
able as ten days ago. The reports are
numerous that grain is heading out on
short stalks.
Pisrre, June Pa heavy shower OF
rain Tell here Sunday evening, lasting
over an hour. Tho rain was generally
east of here. Wheat has been consider
ably damaged BY the drought; bus with
favorable weather q fair yield is expect
ed. Corn, oats and potatoes are lock-
ing fine. Several buildings were unroot-
ed BY the #ind in Fort Pierre. George
Gibson was filed by lightning near
Fanlkton last night. He was one of the
party Of surveyors employed by the
Duluth. Pierre and Black Hills railway
company.
Huron, June 20-Nearly an inch OF
rain fell here lest night and this morn
Ing. The storm swept q district of conn-
try from Lsnnox to Parker, Brookings
to Pierre, less falling here than at any OF
the other points covered by rain. No
material damage is reported any where.
TheIrain is auch needed in some parts,
supplying q aong-felt want.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-21

Latest and best styles of
Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren'sslippers ever shown in
YanktOn at
JACOB MAX s. SON.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria,
Whom she was a Child, ahe cried for castoris,
When she became kiss, she chung to C~astoria.
When she lad Children, she gave them Csstoria,
THE MARKETS,

CHICAGO. June 20.
Wheat-Oasn. 6sh July 70N August T2K.
no So; July s54 august $50.
0ats-Cash 251s July 25ss; August 25N
Rye-6S.
Barley-59.
Timothy 50 Is.
Flax-$1 1873.
Whisky-S1.l0.
pork-Uash and June S21. so.
Cattle-7Shipping steers ss,b0lfso5; stookers,
and feeders 81. COOS 90; COWS bills and mixed
81. 5000, 20; Texas S1.5o0S. rs.
Hogs-Rough aud mixed $4,000 packing
and shipping S4.9545,10; light weights S4.Ss0
5.65; skips S3.S044.W.
.Hheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments none. Ma
tiyes S3.0044.5G; western $S. 1904, 20; Texans
S2.75D3.60; lambs 81 50GD8 40.
Wheat-Cssh 10; July 70a.
Oorn-No. 2, 36h.
Cats-No q, 3d..
Rye-No. /, 67h
Barley-No. 2, 81.
-
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The finest Misses and Chill
dren's spring heel shoes at
JACOB MAX s. son,

GROUP, Whooping COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold By DIR. Vanderhule.
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EsORSALE-A frame dwelling house with six
rooms, number one cellar, aituated on
North Yanktop; i've minutes walk
rom depot; good barn, well and
clstern. Three lots surrounded witk shade
trees, all fenced. Enquire of
e. w ROBERTS.
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EGAL BLANK CATALOGUE FOB lssy!.
- III Press and R,kotSianl Legei BiAnf
catalogue fer 1887. ia now ready for delivery.
ent, tree to Any address. on spphoAtion.
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To owners of cattle-Owners of
cattle are notified that the city ordinance
prohibiting the running at large of cat
tie and horses will be rIgidly enforced.
PATRICK BRENNAN.
City Marshal.
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For Rent.
For Sale.

ROB SALE-A small house and two lots for
= sale on easy terms. Enquire of
~ JACOB NIESEN
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WANTED-To trade 1850 acres of good prairie
~ land for house and lot in Yankton.
Address Box II, Scotland, Dakota.
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On motion OF Alderman Noonan,
council adjourned.
JAMES TELLER, Mayor.
Attest: JAMES KINasBunY,
City Clerk,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-Achamber aes and
= other pieces .used only q short time, for sale
cheap. Enquire at the Press and Dakotaian
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-Immediately (s2 a week. a situa-
~ ton as housekeeper or To- do General
work by q strong settled German woman. Re-
grocery.
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have approaches to Burleigh street
bridge widened Immediately.
On motion of Alderman Grove the re-
port OF city engineer in regard to side
walk from Tenth street south to N. w,
Il R. track on west side Of Walnut street
was adopted.
MI. u. Miner Of the electric light
company made q request of the council
to rent three inches OF water from the
CITY from dark to daylight each day. On
motion request referred to committee on
w~aterworks. MIR. Miner also asked for
extension Of electric light ordinance OF
sixty days. Ga motion request was
granted.
On motion OF Alderman Grove the
executive committee was instructed to
procure iour lamps for streets.
On motion OF Alderman Max the ordi-
nance in relation to freworks waa aus
pended from az o'clock midnight oil the
Sd Of July 1887 to IL O'Clock moor OF the
9th Of July 1887.
On motion committee on license were
instructed to get opinion of the sity at
torney in regard to new license Law and
report at the next meeting Of thelconn-
oil.
alderman Branch moved that oil sA-
loon keepers be not;fedby the CITY mar
skal that'they must all mako new appli-
ications Tor licenses and furnish new
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EanEtOn and Swan Lake
Stage and Express
LINE.
]. NJ MOORE. Proprieto,

FAVE Yankton Mondays. Wednesdays and
dasn naays 70 = O'CLOCK q. M. returning Tuts-
The Meeker herald., 1887-11-12

Caft1 tfsr
del o. aia,"
1 Hu side
Lsrs- hrpr-
sane r-
700 90 Eu
uuuldvE
Uur. rrr-r
white river
sr-u1u- all